Eliza is a media and communications professional with over 20 years of experience working across federal government, scientific, and operational environments. She is skilled in media engagement, crisis communication, issue management, ministerial interactions, stakeholder engagement, speechwriting, and event management.

Eliza is trusted with sensitive information and has held a Negative Vetting 2 security clearance, the second-highest available in the Australian Public Service. Having worked at the Director and C-Suite level, she has a proven track record for delivering high-quality outcomes under pressure. Clients can be confident that Eliza brings both professionalism and precision to every project she leads.

Beyond her professional life, Eliza is a proud mum to three children. She is actively involved in her local school’s P&F and volunteers with Tasmania Parks and Wildlife and Dress for Success. You’ll often find her out on the water, mountain biking with her family or road cycling with friends through beautiful landscapes in Tasmania and overseas.

Eliza brings energy, empathy and experience to her work, helping clients communicate with clarity, authenticity and purpose.

A born and bred Tasmanian, Louise has spent much of her career proudly sharing stories of her home state and the people who make it special. A Newsreader and Journalist with 7 Tasmania News for almost ten years. Louise is as comfortable behind a microphone as she is connecting one-on-one in the community.

Before her decade in news, Louise gained a Bachelor of Arts in Media and worked as a flight attendant — a role that sparked her love of travel and deepened her multi-cultural appreciation for people from all walks of life. That global perspective eventually brought her home, where her passion for clear, authentic and warm communication and for daily challenges found its perfect fit in the ever-changing media landscape.

Today, Louise channels her experience as a journalist, MC and communications specialist into helping organisations shape and tell their stories with confidence and purpose. She has produced community awareness videos, reported with ASN Media and created content for Cor Comms, whilst juggling life as the Director of her husband's successful boutique building company and in her favourite role as Mum to two gorgeous toddlers (and another on the way) Louise is living proof that if you need something done, ask a busy woman!

Driven by a genuine curiosity and passion for people and the issues that matter to them, Louise brings warmth, professionalism and heart to every project she engages with, helping clients craft messages that reflect not only who they are, but the impact they seek to make.

Her ideas, combined with her warm communication skills not only reflect her true Tasmanian spirit; they resonate with the unique ethos that her island home has to offer.

Alex has more than 20 years of experience in journalism, communications, and politics.

He began his career as a television reporter in 2004 and went on to hold senior editorial roles in the Tasmanian media, including six years as News Director at WIN Television. In this role, he led statewide news coverage, managed editorial teams, and developed clear, engaging stories on issues that affect the community.

Alex has covered or advised through fourteen state and federal elections, giving him a good understanding of how media, government, and public messaging intersect during high-pressure and high-profile moments. He has also served as a senior political adviser in the Tasmanian Parliament and worked in communications with the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), combining experience across the public, private, and cultural sectors.

A regular contributor to radio programs and podcasts discussing Tasmanian politics, Alex is known for calm, practical advice, and a clear communication style. He now applies that experience to help organisations across government, not-for-profit, and business sectors build confidence in front of the media and communicate more effectively with the people they need to reach.

When he is not working, Alex is a passionate but tormented golfer and has a healthy appetite for Tasmanian produce! He also occasionally performs stand-up comedy as a creative outlet that adds some all-important balance to life.

Tamara has a passion for news and a considerable understanding of the media landscape, having worked as a journalist for more than 20 years.

She began her career in newspapers, working in regional Victoria and Canberra as a crime and court reporter before joining the ABC in Hobart.

During her 15 years with the national broadcaster, Tamara has worked as a court, general news and current affairs reporter, radio producer/newsreader and spent many years as chief of staff, a key leadership position in the newsroom.

Tamara is an effective communicator who is passionate about sharing her media skills and insight with clients.

Outside of work, Tamara is a busy mum of three. She is a classical pianist and teacher who enjoys running and bushwalking. The beach on a sunny day is her happy place, having grown up by the sea on Tasmania’s beautiful north west coast.

Tamara approaches all her work with professionalism and compassion. Prior to her journalism career, she worked as a Registered Nurse. She has always been passionate about making a difference.